The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-05-05
PERSONAL.
from Mondays daily.

Mrs. II. II. Hazlett is in the city
from Topeka.
Will Lebold came down from L
Crosse Sunday noon.
Misses Allie Como and Theo. Keise
Tc;..lned from Salina this noon.
Rev. George Merriam and Tom Rob
inson, of Solomon City, came down a
noon.
Mr.. Maxey, representing the Hia
watha Insurance Company, is in tn
city.
Miss Myrtle Bonebrake, one of Cha,
Center's young ladies, is stopping il
town.
W. E. Vinal and S. w. Masters, tw,
gentlemen from Maine, came into tn,
city Sunday.
Walter II. Porter and wife, of Hills
boro, ILL.,, arrived in town on the early
morning train.
J. B. Beal arrived from Grainfeld to
day, and reports that town as having
her full share of the general boom.
Geo. w. Stricken, Delphos. B. F
Billingsly, Minneapolis, and A. PatteD
of BelOit, were, noon train arrivals il
the city.
Mrs. Frank Peters received a mes
sage from New Oxford, Pa, this morn
ing, stating that her mother, Mrs.
| Shane, was dead.
w. II. EichOltz returned to the city
Saturday evening from Ellsworth,
where he was summoned to embalm
the remains of the late Mr.. Arnold.
Mr.. F. T. McDivitt, of Abilene, As
sistant Inspector, Kansas Division,
Sons of Veterans, was in the city Tues
day evening inspecting Sedgwick Camp
No 1S.-ElLSlCOrth Democrat.
DR.. J. T. Curtiss and Rev. DR..
Welsher 60 to Wichita this week, as
delegates from this county to the State
Sunday School Convention. They are
both able and earnest workers in the
cause.
Mr., J. NJ. Bradffeld, of Abilene,
father of the Bradfeld boys of this
city, was visiting in town Friday and
Saturday last, returning home Sabbath,
well pleased with our city.-Marqaette
Monitor,
p. J. Berry, Of Abilene, in company
with Mr.. Sheard, gave US call to-day.
Mr.. Sheard has just purchased a farm
south of town. Mr.. Berry is larpe,,;v; m
terested in the new town Ct Wins Greek
east of here'-NtiiH?}Asts,shs Messenger.
Ed McIlwain, of Connersville. Ind
is visiting with his sister, Mrs. C ooley.
at the Carpenter House. Mr., Mcflwain
is most estimable Young man, and the
REFLECTOR would be pleased to see
him locate in our thriving city.
IL. ID. Just1son; postmaster at New
bern, was il tho city last Friday. Post
mastef Justison rightfully complains of |
the mall service at Newbern-the Abb |
lene papers reaching there five DAYS
after leaving the Abilene postofice.
w. F. Coole, who has been connected
with Brumm Sc Volkman's establish
ment since the opening, has resigned
his position in order to accept one on
the road for Schneider & Son, Leayen-
worth, dealers in sporting goods. He
eft to-day.
Gus Hansbrough was in town last
week from Rocky Ford, Col. a new
town sixty miles east of Pueblo, and
where, he informed us, he was highly
in the ''wet goods line.
He has justreturned there with his fam
ly and car load of household furni-
Iure.
Miss Ballet, daughter of S. A. Bal
let, arrived in our city Saturday after
noon. Mr.. Ballet and family lately |
came from Ohio, and are valuable ac-
QUESTIONS to our city. They are at |
present stopping with our worthy
county superintendent, J. S. Ford.
County Clerk Richard Warning and
County Commissioner Simon Stein. |
left Sunday noon for st. Louis, where
they were invited by the Pauly Jail
Company to inspect their Jail work at |
that city, with view of reproducing |
some of the features in our county Jail. |
on which work will shortly commence.
Mr., and Mrs. James Bell left for Los
Cal, en- this afternoons train.
where they will spend a year visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Mary Patterson,
who will be remembered as an efficient |
clerk in the post-office fol four years.
and who has many friends here. Mr..
Bell is one of the oldest settlers in the
county, having come here in the fifties.
He and his wife have well earned the
recreation they will take.
n. Blevins left Sunday for Mexico.
Mo. We understand that while a new
railroad was being graded through
some farm property of his in Fulton.
Mo. a fine vein of camel coal was
struck, and that Nate has fat thing
in consequence thereof. We wouldn't
be at al! surprised to see him coming
back to Abilene with 100000 check
in his clothes. Stranger things have
and it is cOal-ed day when
he gets left.
From Tuesdays daily.l
Judge NJ. b. Nicholson stopped off
the train Monday afternoon, to shake
hands with his many friends.
c. Nelson, of Bennington, came into
the city on the noon train, and is
busily engaged talking railroad with
Col. Brady,
c1ao ~ hfn--;lt of TT n